Buenos Aires court suspends tax hikes in Chacabuco

The Buenos Aires Supreme Court granted a precautionary measure halting 100% tax increases and a health tax on rural areas in Chacabuco due to voting irregularities in the local ordinance.

The Buenos Aires Supreme Court granted the precautionary measure citing serious irregularities in the voting of the local ordinance.

Rural producers voiced discontent over the condition of rural roads in the district.

The ruling opens the door for Chacabuco taxpayers to stop paying the applied increases.

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